Sundog Song Studio: Using the Pattern Finder

[@dukeneukem4747]

I just wrapped my head around what i find to be a “ Promise” from sundog to every self taught/naive artist . Thank you Sundog.

[@vanhaze2000]

Dear FYS, Finally got the time lately to dig deep into Sundog and now i fully understand it :0) It's an insanely powerful tool for me. Although i was abit "complaining" about no VST version of Sundog, i now experience that drag-drop of midi into my DAW is sufficient/ fast enough and works beautifully. I am really looking forward to this update. Thank you very much for making Sundog better and better !! Warm Regards from Holland.

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Thanks, Rob :)! I am really happy to hear that :). Cheers back from Dresden!

[@MichelFessard]

Sundog is my most used external tool in Ableton! So useful! Thank you very much!

[@suffist]

The best thing since sliced braid. No jokes! I can't get it to play the instruments though. I can do near enough everything else. The tutorials are easy to understand and follow.

[@johnnytate5362]

I new to beat making and I would like to know will Sundog Studio help me make beats fast. Also does it make the chord progression and melody sound good as well.

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Sundog is NOT a "one-click-button" tool that will automatically generate chords and melodies for you. But it will make it easier to write own chord progressions faster. And it will also help you to write harmonic melodies and basslines then. Please give the demo a try and take a look, if it works for you. I also recommend to watch the Trap tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eImbamRsfc-JlaM

[@BlackholeComics]

Does Sundog works with Reason 9 please I need to purchase this product if it's compatible with Reason. Thank you

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

I am no Reason expert, so I would recommend to give it a try yourself. You can download the current Sundog version at feelyoursound.com/sundog/. A setup guide for the old Reason can be found here: www.feelyoursound.com/sundog-with-reason/ The old Reason didn't support drag and drop MIDI file import (but you could load them through a menu as far as I remember). Don't know if this is still the case.

[@BlackholeComics]

feelyoursoundHQ ok thanks

[@johnnytate5362]

How do I configure Sundog Studio with FL studio 12.

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

The screenshots are from an older version of FL Studio, but the same steps still apply: www.feelyoursound.com/sundog-with-fl-studio/

[@kurtron429]

Is this going to be a free update for current owners?

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Yes, this will be a free update!

[@vanhaze2000]

Ooh Yes, that's great, thanks very much FYS ! Can we see the update coming next week ? :0). Warm Regards.

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

I think/hope that the update is coming next week, yes :).

[@vanhaze2000]

Awesome , thank you !

[@frattuncbas]

I downloaded trial and i was thinking to buy but i couldnt setup for ableton..I didnt understand how to show ableton channels,in-out-aux etc..You need to share a setup video for ableton..I dont want to see Odesi anymore.. :)

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

You can find a step-by-step tutorial here: www.feelyoursound.com/sundog-with-ableton-live/ Ableton Live and Sundog are connected via MIDI. So basically you have to tell Ableton on which MIDI channels the notes are coming in.